Meet 2022-23 Gloucester County ESP of the Year Cori Burton Cori Burton hadn’t initially set out for a career in education, but fate led her to Delsea Public Schools nearly…
NJEA held its third Celebration of Women on March 10 at the Grand Marquis in Old Bridge. NJEA Secretary-Treasurer Petal Robertson and Wayne Township educator Lauren Spiller hosted the event.…
By Paige Taylor Critical pedagogy is a philosophy of education that examines the spaces where social justice and democracy intersect with teaching and learning. The critical pedagogy philosophy embraces the…
Delegates from around the country are elected to attend the National Education Association Representative Assembly (NEA RA) each year. The delegates are charged with setting policy for the three–million–member organization.…
Ten years before Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, two determined mothers in Trenton, Gladys Hedgepeth and Berline Williams, simply wanted their children to attend the newly built Junior…
When it comes to being unique and finding ways to engage students and parents, the Scotch Plains Fanwood Education Association (SPFEA) always has something cookin.' However, this spring, the local…
According to many published reports, acts of Islamophobic hatred are on the rise across America in recent months. Among the deeply concerning examples of anti-Islamic hatred and bias are several…
By Amy Moran, Ph.D. and Kate Okeson With May being Mental Health Awareness month, let’s acknowledge that educators are charged with juggling it all: designing lessons that engage and expand,…
Dr. Gnanaseharan Selliah, Ed.D. Increasing parental involvement in children’s education is crucial for fostering academic success and students’ overall well-being. As a public school teacher for the past 25 years,…
Welcoming male teachers of color into education By Dr. Angello Villarreal New Jersey has been rated first in public education across the country for the last several years. However, we need…